The Religious Freedom Restoration Act was enacted to restore the strict scrutiny test to laws that "substantially burden" a person's exercise of religion.

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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) was enacted in 1993 to restore the strict scrutiny test, which requires the government to have a compelling interest and to use the narrowest means possible when it substantially burdens a person's exercise of religion. This law was enacted in response to a Supreme Court decision that had weakened the protections afforded to religious freedom under the First Amendment.

The Religious Freedom Restoration Act Was Enacted to Restore the Strict